Can someone shed the light in respects to the percentage difference on average between insuring a home to live in versus insuring a home you're renting out? The property in question is not suited, so we're talking about the entire house.
Can someone shed the light in respects to the percentage difference on average between insuring a home to live in versus insuring a home you're renting out? The property in question is not suited, so we're talking about the entire house.
Call an insurance broker??
If you have a mortgage, you'll need to get at least fire and liability. Then you can add renters to cover appliances and/or damages to you place.
Talk to an agent to see what they offer.